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When creating document what Permission.create() means here? Its so confusing
TypeScript
async function createUserDB(
id: UserId,
values: CreateUserParams
): Promise<User> {
const { databases } = await createAdminClient();
const document = await databases.createDocument<User>(
envi.NEXT_PUBLIC_DATABASE_ID,
envi.NEXT_PUBLIC_USERS_COLLECTION_ID,
id,
values,
[
Permission.read(Role.any()),
Permission.update(Role.user(id)),
Permission.delete(Role.user(id)),
]
);
return document;
}
i added read, update and delete permissions, can u explain what create Permission means here?
TL;DR
The developer is confused about the `Permission.create()` function in their code. They are unsure of its purpose in relation to reading, updating, and deleting permissions. The `Permission.create()` function is not a valid permission type. The solution for the developer is to remove `Permission.create()` and only utilize `Permission.read()`, `Permission.update()`, and `Permission.delete()` for the specific permissions needed in the code. yep In first here anyone can read your database of Your project on the other hand last two permissions are users can update & delete
what about create Permission.create()
if i add here [Permission.create(Role.user(id)),
what will be goal of that?
